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These white spots are NOT HIV symptoms. HIV does not present as isolated throat spots. Partner’s HIV test at 57 days is non-reactive → risk is negligible. Likely causes: tonsillitis / tonsil stones / minor infection. Continue warm saline gargles. You can consult with me via Practo or an ENT specialist for reassurance, treatment and guidance.

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It's look like koplik spot seen in measeles want to know full history

Take a course of antibiotics and gargle If your partner HIV negative -no issues Check yours and after window period

Tonsillitis

Looks like tonsillitis or tonsillolith (calcification in tonsillar crypts) Continue saline gargle 3 times daily

Do rest after 3 months

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The white dots in your throat (which sound like small white patches or spots) are not a specific or common symptom of HIV, especially not in isolation without other signs like fever, rash, swollen lymph nodes, or fatigue. They could be caused by many other things, such as oral thrush (a fungal infection), tonsil stones, irritation from gargling, allergies, or a bacterial/viral infection unrelated to HIV. Since you mentioned doing salt water gargles for a day and the issue resolved somewhat, it might just be minor irritation or something benign. Without seeing the photo clearly or examining you, I can't diagnose it—strongly recommend seeing a doctor or ENT specialist for a proper check, as throat issues can sometimes need antibiotics or other treatment.

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